CONSTRUCTION FIXINGS JCP delivers enhanced performance
JCP Construction Products, a specialist supplier of construction fixings to distributors, has significantly improved the load-bearing performance of its chemical fixings range for use in C20/25 concrete.
been impossible, and offers the highest load of any glass or foil capsule on the market. Nick Beardon, general manager of JCP Construction Products, said: “The dramatic increase
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in the recommended loads when using quartz capsules demonstrates JCP’s commitment to fulfilling our customers’ requirements through innovative research and development.” He added: “As well as the improved performance, utilising quartz also means that where reduction
factors have to be taken into account, the higher starting point allows greater flexibility in anchor placement.” JCP quartz capsules are suitable for use in both wet and dry holes, and can be used in overhead applications.
In addition, anchor holes can be drilled using either rotary hammer or diamond-drilled holes. The increased load capacities are now incorporated in the latest version of the JCP Anchor Calculation Programme, available as a free download.
BB Stanz- invests
BB Stanz- und Umformtechnik GmbH, based in Berga, Germany, recently invested 3 million euros in a new logistics centre and product hall (metal production).
his investment took BB Stanz- und Umformtechnik GmbH’s total investment in its 50,000m2
Berga site up
to approximately 14 million euros since 1997. BB Stanz explains that it has invested in its Berga
site to ensure that it continues to offer its customers the highest quality product. “Highest quality in all activities is a key success factor for our
company. This is why we ensure that we only use raw material from certified companies, and that our products receive technical approvals by the German Institute for Building Technology, as well as European Technical Approvals. In addition, each production stage is subject to stringent quality controls and most of our extensive range is always available from stock.” BB Stanz- und Umformtechnik GmbH will
be exhibiting at Fastener Fair Stuttgart and, in addition to its well known product line, it will also present the BB-Timberconnector, post bases (stainless steel look), KR angle bracket, as well as its product range with innovative surface.
Arras to showcase wood
CP explains that by using quartz as a major component of the anchor in place of a traditional glass capsule system, it has achieved an average 38% increase in the recommended load – with the M24 capsule size offering a 100% increase. The new system enables engineers and specifiers to achieve loads that previously would have
connectors Arras Construction Furniture OÜ, based in Tallinn, Estonia, will exhibit new products in the groups of barb - connector plates, angle brackets, post foots, as well as introduce its whole product range, at Fastener Fair Stuttgart.
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stablished in 1999 Arras Construction is a producer of wood connectors, with its main products including angle brackets, furniture brackets – plates, joist hangers, steel straps, post foots, barb connector plates,
as well as concrete accessories. “Our customers appreciate the quality of our work and
products with several of our products having ETA accreditation and CE marking. As a company we also offer fast production and delivery times, flexibility and possibility to meet clients special requests, as well as innovation in creating new products.” Arras Construction currently supplies products to the
Estonian, Finnish, Swedish, Icelandic, Latvian, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, Czech and Slovakian markets.
New DUO at Fastener Fair Stuttgart BEVER GmbH, a manufacturer of connecting technology for cavity walls, insulating building materials and masonry fixings, will introduce DUO - a new cavity wall tie system, at the upcoming Fastener Fair Stuttgart.
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UO is a two-part system consisting of one component made of stainless steel sheet metal and one component made of stainless steel wire. The two components are processed separately. DUO eliminates any danger of injury from wall ties sticking out of the inner wall. The sheet metal part remains safe in the fresh mortar in position until the next layer of brick is set. The wall tie type DUO is approved by the supervisory building institute authority Deutsches Institut für Bautechnik for
cavity width of 40mm - 150mm and can be used for fixing of brick façades to back walls of materials including cellular clay blocks or aerated concrete blocks, with horizontal joints of just 1mm - 2mm. “We look forward to meeting visitors at Fastener Fair Stuttgart on our stand F113 in hall 4. As well as DUO we will also showcase our sandwich anchors for the concrete pre-cast industry.”
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